1. Words for Production Words for Production Words for Recognition Words for Recognition Idioms and Phrases Idioms and Phrases

2. 1. forever [f2`Ev2] adv. 永遠 Many people remember their forever first love forever.

3. 2. rarely [`rErlI] adv. 很少，不常 rarely My family rarely eat in restaurants because eating out is too expensive. Derivative

4. rare rare [rEr] adj. 稀少的 rare In Taiwan, it is rare to have cold weather like today in May.

5. 3. hall [hOl] n. [C] 走廊；大廳 hall Mandy was late for school and ran down the hall to her classroom. hall Please meet me in the hall of the hotel.

6. 4. invite [In`vaIt] vt. 邀請 invited Jay was glad that he was invited to Kelly’s birthday party. Derivative

7. invitation invitation  [&Inv1`teS1n]  n. [U] 邀請； [C] 邀請函，請東 Thank you very much for your invitation kind invitation. invitations Adam’s party invitations were sent out last week.

8. 5. pause [pOz] n. [C] 停頓，暫停 pause The man has talked for an hour without a pause. Derivative

9. pause pause [pOz] vi. 停頓，暫停 paused They paused to drink some water and then continued their discussion.

10. 6. reply [rI`plaI] vt.; vi. 回答，答覆 (reply─replied─replied) replied Lily replied that she was happy to receive the card and flowers from you. reply Mother didn’t reply to my questions. Derivative

11. reply reply [rI`plaI] n. [C] 回答，答覆 Steve wrote several letters to reply Joan but never received a reply.

12. 7. anymore  [`EnImOr]  adv. ( 不 ) 再，再也 ( 不 ) After that car accident, John anymore doesn’t drive anymore.

13. 8. comfort [`k^mf2t] vt. 安慰，鼓勵 comfort Mother tried to comfort my little brother after he fell off his bicycle. Derivative

14. comfort comfort  [`k^mf2t]  n. [U] 安慰； [C] 給予安慰的人或物 comfort Frank tried to say some words of comfort to Allen after his team lost the baseball game. comforts Cats are great comforts to lonely old people.

15. 9. alone [1`lon] adj. 獨自的，單獨的 Mary likes to listen to music alone when she is alone in her room. Derivative

16. alone alone [1`lon] adv. 獨自地，單獨地 alone Tom can do this work alone; he doesn’t need our help.

17. 10. appointment  [1`pOIntm1nt]  n. [C] 預約，約定 appointment Have you made an appointment with the doctor? Derivative

18. appoint appoint [1`pOInt] vt. 指定 appointed He appointed John as the captain of the basketball team.

19. 11. pretend [prI`tEnd] vt. 假裝 pretended Sandy pretended to be sick, so she wouldn’t have to go to school.

20. 12. bother [`bAD2] vt. 使苦惱，使困擾 bothering What is bothering you today?

21. 13. wonder  [`w^nd2]  vt. 對 … 感到疑惑；驚訝於 … wonder I wonder why my friend gave me a present today. wonder I wonder that she could reach the top of the mountain. Derivative

22. wonder wonder [`w^nd2] n. [U] 驚訝； [C] 不可思議的人或事物 wonder He shook his head in wonder at his good luck. wonders There are always wonders in our lives.

23. 14. blame [blem] vt. 責備，指責 blame Don’t blame him for making the mistake. He didn’t mean to do it.

24. 15. realize [`ri1&laIz] vt. 明白，了解 realize I finally realize that my parents love me the most in the world.

25. 16. commit [k1`mIt] vt. 犯 ( 罪等 ) Committing Committing suicide is never a good way to solve a problem in life.

26. 17. suicide [`su1&saId] n. [U] 自殺 suicide Jessica committed suicide last night; we are all sad about it.

27. 18. whenever [hwEn`Ev2] conj. 每當 Whenever Whenever I see Jack, he always has a smile on his face. 回到目錄

28. 1. sandal 1. sandal [`s8ndL] n. [C] 涼鞋

29. 2. pill 2. pill [pIl] n. [C] 藥丸 回到目錄

30. 1. except for 除 … 之外 except for There is nothing in the room except for a table.

31. 2. with all one’s heart 全心全意地 with all my heart Don’t worry. I’ll help you with all my heart.

32. 3. take...as... 把 … 當作 … takeas I will be glad to take you as a student in my drawing class.

33. 4. sign off 停止在網路聊天室聊天 signed off After 11 p.m., I signed off from the Internet and went to bed.

34. 5. put down 放下 put down Mother put down the phone and told me to whom she was talking. End